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Nigeria Customs Service Commences E-Auction

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Joseph Attah
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August 11, 2020

Nigeria Customs Service Commences E-Auction

Following the re-engineering of the Nigeria Customs Service e-auction process, the electronic portal is now opened (live) for interested persons with valid Tax Identification Number (TIN) to log in and bid for items of their choice. The link is: app.trade.gov.ng/eauction.

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As usual, the bidding period for every week is 48 hours, beginning from Monday 12noon to Wednesday 12noon.

Please note that the process is fully automated and requires no physical intervention of any kind to win.

While you choose and make your bid along side other interested Nigerians, we wish you good luck.
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DC Joseph Attah Public Relations Officer

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